KIKI SKIN SPA BLOG

Cellular Turnover occurs naturally.  It is the process of shedding dead skin cells that are then replaced with fresh, new, younger and healthier cells. Skin cells start out plump and full of moisture in the bottom layer of the epidermis  (one of the outer layers of the skin).  As the cells mature they rise through the compact layers of the epidermis, becoming flatter and drier until they reach the surface

Lash Lift gives you the best of both worlds; You get Semi-Permanent lift and curl while keeping your natural lashes Damage Free. The process is like a “Perm” for your lashes. They are “set” using an eye-safe, gentle, organic solution giving them a nice shape upwards and a realistic curl. No preparation is necessary. The first step during the session is to consult with the aesthetician/Lash Artist HERE to determine

Eyebrows play a significant role in framing the face and can have a noticeable impact on a person’s appearance.  Eyebrows are one of a person’s most prominent facial features because of the many functions they perform to help accentuate the eyes and shape of the face.  Well-groomed eyebrows help define and enhance the features of the face, while unkempt or overgrown eyebrows can detract from facial symmetry and balance. The

Dark spots, also known as Sunspots, Solar Lentignas or Liver Spots, are commonly found on the face, hands and arms. CAUSES Most common causes are : Sun Exposure The sun’s UV Rays can damage the skin cells, causing them to produce more melanin. This leads to the development of dark spots. Hormonal Changes Hormonal levels can cause dark spots. This is particularly common during pregnancy and menopause. Inflammation Inflammation caused

 In winter there is naturally less moisture in the air. Indoor heating also decreases moisture levels in your home. This makes it harder for the skin to maintain its natural protective oils which act as a barrier against environmental aggressors. As a result, moisture gets pulled from the skin leading it to become dry, sensitive and inflamed. While this is a common issue in winter it is not necessarily inevitable.